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Daisui Co., Ltd.

株式会社大水
Ticker
Listed market
TYO
Country
Japan
Employees (consolidated)
438
Related companies
14
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Basic information

BASIC
Head office
1-1-86 Noda, Fukushima-ku, Osaka City, Osaka 553-8550, Japan (inside the Osaka Central Wholesale Market)
Chief executive
Eiichiro Yamahashi
Capital
100,000,000
Employees (non-consolidated)
434 people
Employees (consolidated)
438 people
Start date
1939-04-07
End date
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Websites

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Business

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Purchase and sale of, and consignment sales of, all types of marine products (including fresh, frozen, and salted and dried fish)Refrigerated storage and warehousing
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Related companies

14 COMPANIES
Company name Group Parent Subsidiary Customer Supplier Alliance Bank Shareholder
Osaka Eastern Refrigeration Co., Ltd.
Group
Beppu Fish Market Co., Ltd.
Group
Maru Fish Foods Co., Ltd.
Group
Kyoto Kousan Co., Ltd.
Group
Oita Fisheries LLC
Group
Wholesaler
Customer
仲卸会社
Customer
量販店
Customer
TOYO REIZO Co., Ltd
Supplier
Nissui Corporation
Supplier
Kokuyo Co., Ltd.
Supplier
Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank, Limited
Bank
Mitsubishi UFJ Bank Ltd.
Bank
Norinchukin Bank
Bank
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Network

NETWORK
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History

69 EVENTS

The Osaka Central Wholesale Market opened on November 11, 1931.Sources

The Osaka City Central Wholesale Market opened.Sources

1939: Osaka Frozen Shrimp Co., Ltd. was established with capital of ¥50,000.Sources

Osaka Frozen Shrimp Co., Ltd., the predecessor of our company, was founded.Sources

Osaka Refrigerated Shrimp Co., Ltd., the predecessor of our company, was established.Sources

1941: The company changed its name to Joint Fisheries Processing Co., Ltd.Sources

1944: The company changed its name to Joint Fisheries Co., Ltd.Sources

June 1946: The head office was relocated to the Osaka Central Wholesale Market.Sources

Moved the head office to within the Osaka City Central Wholesale Market.Sources

In 1947, the company changed its name to Osaka Marine Products Co., Ltd. and received authorization from Osaka Prefecture as an officially designated receiving agency for fresh fish and shellfish and processed marine products, establishing an organization to play a central role in marine product distribution.Sources

Changed the company name to Osaka Marine Products Co., Ltd. and established an organization to play a central role in seafood distribution.Sources

1947: The company changed its name to Osaka Seafood Co., Ltd. and became an officially recognized receiving agency in Osaka Prefecture.Sources

March 1948: The company changed its name to Daisui Co., Ltd.Sources

1948: With the purpose of buying and selling seafood and acting as an agent for sales, the company changed its name to Daisui Co., Ltd.Sources

Restarted as Daisui Co., Ltd.Sources

In 1950, the company received a license from the Governor of Osaka Prefecture to operate as a marine products wholesaler (fresh fish and salted and dried fish divisions), and began to fully assume its role as a wholesale company connecting production areas with consumer markets, based at the Central Wholesale Market.Sources

Received a permit from the Governor of Osaka Prefecture to operate as a seafood wholesaler and began fully performing its role as a wholesale company.Sources

1950: The company received a license from the Governor of Osaka Prefecture to operate as a seafood wholesaler.Sources

Strengthened a stable supply system centered on sales within the market.Sources

1956: The company acquired part of the business rights of Osaka Salted and Dried Fish Co., Ltd.Sources

March 1963: Osaka Tobu Refrigerated Warehouse Co., Ltd., which operates a refrigerated warehousing business, was established in Higashisumiyoshi-ku, Osaka City, with joint investment from Osaka City, the National Federation of Fisheries Cooperative Associations, and Osaka Fish Market Co., Ltd.Sources

Established Osaka East Refrigerated Storage Co., Ltd. through joint investment with Osaka City, the National Federation of Fisheries Cooperative Associations, and Osaka Fish Market Co., Ltd.Sources

October 1964: In connection with the opening of the East Market of the Osaka Central Wholesale Market, Osaka Tobu Marine Products Market Co., Ltd. was established with joint investment from Osaka Fish Market Co., Ltd. and Osaka Freshwater Fish and Shellfish Co., Ltd.Sources

Established Osaka East Fisheries Market Co., Ltd. in connection with the opening of the East Market of the Osaka City Central Wholesale Market.Sources

Started sales outside the market.Sources

Introduced computers and promoted greater operational efficiency.Sources

May 1978: The Northern Branch was established in connection with the opening of the Osaka Prefectural Central Wholesale Market.Sources

1978: The company received authorization from the Minister of Agriculture and Forestry to operate as a seafood wholesaler at the Osaka Central Wholesale Market and opened its Northern Branch.Sources

Established the Northern Branch in connection with the opening of the Osaka Prefectural Central Wholesale Market.Sources

October 1981: The company acquired part of the business rights of Osaka Tobu Marine Products Market Co., Ltd. and established the Tobu Branch at the East Market of the Osaka Central Wholesale Market.Sources

1981: The company acquired part of the business rights of Osaka Tobu Fisheries Market Co., Ltd., received authorization from the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries to operate as a seafood wholesaler, and opened its Eastern Branch.Sources

Acquired part of the business rights of Osaka East Fisheries Market Co., Ltd. and established the East Branch at the East Market of the Osaka City Central Wholesale Market.Sources

Entered a period of expansion and began taking on challenges beyond the confines of the market.Sources

March 1992: Osaka Tobu Refrigerated Warehouse Co., Ltd. became a group company.Sources

1992: Osaka Tobu Refrigeration Co., Ltd. became a subsidiary.Sources

Made Osaka East Refrigerated Storage Co., Ltd. a group company.Sources

January 1995: The Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake struck. The Kobe Central Wholesale Market (Main Market and East Market) also sustained extensive damage.Sources

The Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake occurred, causing extensive damage to the Kobe City Central Wholesale Market as well.Sources

March 1997: The company's shares were listed on the Second Section of the Osaka Securities Exchange.Sources

1997: The company’s shares were listed on the Second Section of the Osaka Securities Exchange.Sources

Listed its shares on the Second Section of the Osaka Securities Exchange.Sources

September 2000: The company merged with Kobe Marine Products Co., Ltd. and established the Kobe Branch at the Main Market of the Kobe Central Wholesale Market and the Kobe Tobu Branch at its East Market.Sources

2000: Kobe Seafood Co., Ltd. was absorbed in a merger.Sources

Merged with Kobe Seafood Co., Ltd., and established the Kobe Branch at the Kobe City Central Wholesale Market Main Market and the Kobe East Branch at the Eastern Market.Sources

October 2001: The company merged with Kyoto Fish Market Co., Ltd. and established the Kyoto Branch at the Kyoto Central Wholesale Market. Following the merger, Kyoto Kousan Co., Ltd. and Maruuo Foods Co., Ltd. became group companies.Sources

2001: Kyoto Fish Market Co., Ltd. was absorbed in a merger. Through the merger, its subsidiaries Kyoto Kousan Co., Ltd. and Maruuo Foods Co., Ltd. also became subsidiaries.Sources

Merged with Kyoto Fish Market Co., Ltd., established the Kyoto Branch at the Kyoto City Central Wholesale Market, and added Kyoto Kosan Co., Ltd. and Maruuo Foods Co., Ltd. to the group.Sources

May 2005: The company merged with Akashi Marukai Co., Ltd. and established the Akashi Branch at the Akashi Municipal Regional Wholesale Market.Sources

2005: Akashi Marukai Co., Ltd. was absorbed in a merger.Sources

Merged with Akashi Marukai Co., Ltd., and established the Akashi Branch at the Akashi Municipal Local Wholesale Market.Sources

Entered a period of evolution, advancing overseas expansion and strengthening the group's foundation.Sources

March 2011: The Great East Japan Earthquake struck, causing extensive damage to the marine products industry and distribution infrastructure.Sources

The Great East Japan Earthquake occurred, causing extensive damage to the fisheries industry and distribution infrastructure.Sources

April 2013: Oita Suisan Co., Ltd. was established as a group company and began operations at the Oita Municipal Regional Wholesale Market.Sources

2013: The subsidiary Oita Suisan Co., Ltd. received approval from the Governor of Oita Prefecture to take over the seafood division’s business and commenced operations at Oita City Public Local Wholesale Market.Sources

Established Oita Fisheries Co., Ltd. as a group company and began operations at the Oita Municipal Local Wholesale Market.Sources

July 2013: Following the merger of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and the Osaka Securities Exchange, the company’s shares were listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.Sources

(2013): Listed its shares on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange following the integration of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and the Osaka Securities Exchange.Sources

Following the integration of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and the Osaka Securities Exchange, the company's shares were listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.Sources

November 2016: The new office building, Daishui Noda Building, was completed (the company moved in on December 12).Sources

The new office building, Daisui Noda Building, was completed (occupancy began on December 12).Sources

April 2020: Beppu City Public Local Wholesale Market’s Beppu Uoichi Co., Ltd. was acquired through an M&A and became a group company.Sources

(2020): Made Beppu Fish Market Co., Ltd. a subsidiary.Sources

Acquired Beppu Fish Market Co. through an M&A, making it a group company.Sources

April 2022: Following the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s market restructuring, the company’s shares were listed on the Standard Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.Sources

(2022): Listed its shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market following the exchange's market segment restructuring.Sources

Following the Tokyo Stock Exchange's review of its market segments, the company's shares were listed on the Standard Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.Sources

In 2025, the company established a Logistics Planning Department as part of an organizational reform, accelerating efforts to build a structure for achieving sustainable seafood distribution.Sources

The company continues to move forward toward its 100th anniversary in 2039.Sources

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